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I have hosted a ASP.Net website on my localhost within my organisation. I want to connect to this website from any system around the world. I am unable to access it for now. What things should be done to allow access to the website to everyone in the Internet.
The required port(s) need to be opened in all firewalls that are between your web server and the internet.
This can include both software firewall(s) on your server, i.e. firewalld, and hardware firewalls in place as network middleware.
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why doesnt your computer just cache the IP of common local domain servers like .uk if you are in the uk or .com when you are searching through the web?
Do I lack some understanding of the topic that makes this unacheiveable?
Just a thought off of the top of my head that doesnt seem to be unreasonable to me?
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I need to copy files from one computer to another, but they are not on the same subnetwork. I need to use two different VPN connections to access the two computers. Can I transfer the files between them without using a third-party servers like Dropbox, and without downloading files on my PC, disconnecting from the first VPN, connecting to the second VPN, and uploading files on the target computer?
The solution is using this marvellous piece of software: https://github.com/magic-wormhole/magic-wormhole
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This is not a coding question but I can't find a clear answer anywhere so I thought the stackoverflow community will know. Let's say, I'm currently using computer A and running Remote Desktop on Windows to access computer B. From computer B, I sign in to a website. Would the admin for that website be able to tell I was on computer A when I signed in? Or can they only pick up my computer B IP address? I don't know much about networking and remote desktop so any help is appreciated.
Your IP will be of computer B. You can think of Remote Desktop as a TV (with which you can interact) - the images from the remote computer are transmitted to your computer, but all actions still happen on the remote computer.
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Im trying to use wget to download content over https from a self-signed ubuntu host in our LAN. of course wget doesnt allow that, and in all the answers I've found they promoted using the: --no-check-certificate, this will expose me to "man in the middle" attacks. since I know the destination host, and have access to its certs is there a way to add the host to a "trusted" list, so that its certificate will be validated against a local copy?
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You are most likely looking for the --ca-certificate parameter.
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I just want to add the azure cloud service in azure virtual network. Is this possible? and how can we achieve this? Please provide me the steps to do this. As we are going to authenticating the cloud service using the on premises users using IIS domain authentication.
you can do that only by editing your csfg
you need to specify the vnet and the subnet
<NetworkConfiguration>
<VirtualNetworkSite name="YourVirtualNetworkName" />
<AddressAssignments>
<InstanceAddress roleName="YourRoleName">
<Subnets>
<Subnet name="YourConfiguredSubnet" />
</Subnets>
</InstanceAddress>
</AddressAssignments>
</NetworkConfiguration>